Kendal is a really nice point guard prospect, and she teams up in the Winter with Grace Detweiler Grace Detweiler 5'8" | SG South Knox | 2027 IN (above) at South Knox. Kendal is a talented scorer who can make shots consistently outside, slice to the basket for scores, or find open teammates. She was one of the state’s top assists people last season, regardless of class. The way she returned from an ACL injury this past year and has played so well in both high school and grassroots ball has been impressive. She has earned her Top 15 rating in the 2027 class.

Kendal Hill Kendal Hill 5'8" | PG South Knox | 2027 State IN is a true point guard that understands how to run a team. She controls pace effectively, communicates well, and consistently makes smart reads with the basketball. Hill’s ability to balance scoring with facilitating makes her difficult to defend because she can attack when defenders relax while also creating quality looks for teammates.

Her leadership and toughness stand out every time she plays. She competes defensively, stays aggressive at the point of attack, and gives South Knox a steady presence in the backcourt. June ball will provide another opportunity for Hill to showcase her ability to lead and produce against strong competition. As her offensive confidence continues developing, she has the tools to become one of the more complete guards in the class.

Winning matters in the Miss Basketball discussion, and Kendal Hill Kendal Hill 5'8" | PG South Knox | 2027 State IN has already played a key role on one of the state’s top programs during South Knox’s 2A state championship run. Hill brings toughness, leadership, and consistency to the guard position while understanding how to impact games beyond scoring.

She excels defensively, pushes tempo in transition, and competes at a high level every possession. Hill’s ability to perform under pressure and contribute to a championship-level culture gives her strong long-term potential as one of Indiana’s rising guards. As her offensive game continues developing, her all-around impact could make her one of the more complete players in the class.

Kendal unfortunately injured her knee last Spring and was noticeably missing during the Spring & Summer grassroots season. She worked hard to return this season, and she performed extremely well for the Lady Spartans. Minus some quality 2025 graduates, Kendal averaged a double-double with 19.2 points and 10.3 rebounds per game as a guard, plus she averaged 5.4 assists and 4.3 steals per game. The past two seasons alone, she has helped South Knox to a 46-6 record, including the 2025 Class 2A State Championship. She is a heady, skilled, and athletic combo guard.